Drinking Wine Before Bed Helps You Lose Weight. Seriously. Science Says So

Feb 21, 2016

(MarieClaire) - Dear everyone who thought it appropriate to sneer and cast a judgmental eye over us when we’ve admitted to enjoying a glass or few of wine before bed. You can go firmly back in your boxes, because scientists have discovered that drinking wine late in the evening aids weight loss.

Now let’s get scientific with the help from Washington State University and Harvard. In wine there is a chemical called resveratrol which works in the body as a means to stopping fat cells gaining more fat, therefore helping you slim. 

And this isn’t one of those incidences when we’re told we can drink wine, but only a thimble mixed with vinegar every other Wednesday, according to scientists, drinking at least two glasses - half a bottle a day can help beat obesity by 70%. There’s no messing around with a number like that, is there?

The reason why coiffing your best glass of Blue Nun in the evening is best, is because the calories help keep you full and reduce the need to late night snack, which is one of the biggest culprits when it comes to weight gain. *Glances towards Pringles under bed* 

To back this up with even more scientific evidence, the University of Denmark found that people who drank everyday had slimmer waistlines compared to their sober counterparts, while Harvard’s weight gain study of 20,000 people revealed that out of all of those that gained a large amount of weight, none of them were drinkers. 

Oh science we love you. Now we’re off to celebrate your innovative findings by climbing into bed with a bottle of Prosecco.


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Comments:

 

Susan Rains
Feb 23, 2016

This is GREAT news! HOWEVER, the NIH (National Institutes of Health) still recommends 1 drink / day for women or 7/wk as more than that increases risk of health problems such as breast cancer and stroke to name a few.

 

Andy
Feb 22, 2016

I'm confused. Is the nun's coif blue? Or is the blue nun coiffed under her habit? Or does the blue nun have a habit of quaffing?

 
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